Join host Tara King as she sits down with Pain Recovery Coach Madelyn Louipenn to explore the transformative journey of healing from chronic pain.

In this episode, Coach Madelyn shares personal anecdotes and insights from her decade-long struggle with chronic migraines, revealing how a chance encounter with holistic health practices reshaped her approach to pain management. Learn how Madelyn's experiences led her to embrace the biopsychosocial model, combining neuroscience and compassionate self-care in her coaching.

Ashton shares own experience with chronic pain, including stomach aches, migraines, anxiety, and post-concussive symptoms, highlighting the interconnectedness of physical and emotional well-being. 

Discover how Ashton brings creativity and curiosity into her coaching sessions, empowering members to find sustainable solutions and rewrite their pain narratives. From small, achievable steps to profound transformations, Ashton's coaching philosophy centers on compassion, resilience, and the power of neuroplasticity.

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Join host Tara King as she sits down with Coach Henry Raess, a somatic experiencing student and certified holistic coach, to explore the world of pain recovery coaching.

In this episode, Coach Henry shares personal anecdotes and insights drawn from his journey with migraines and his son's battle with cancer. Discover how Henry's experiences led him to embrace somatic practices and holistic coaching, empowering him to help others navigate pain, trauma, and stress.

Dive into the interconnectedness of physical, emotional, and psychological well-being as Henry sheds light on the importance of a holistic approach to pain management.

Embark on a journey of healing and self-discovery with Coach Henry in this episode of Rethinking Pain. Subscribe now for future episodes featuring diverse perspectives of pain recovery coaches.

Curious how we can better treat patients with chronic pain? Tune into this episode with leading chronic pain researcher Yoni Ashar, PhD (University of Colorado School of Medicine) and Dr. Alexandra Adler (Lowell Pain Management Center) in conversation with Abigail Hirsch, PhD (Lin Health).